New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-30
now DECORATION DAY WILL BE KEPT.

PROFESSIONS IN NEw-YoRK AND BRooKLYN-AR-
RANGEMgNTs FOR DECORATING THE GRAVES.
The general observance Of Decoration Day by all
classes Of people, the closing of places Of business and
public offices, and the influx Of sightseers from other
places will crowd the streets along the short line OF
march Of the paradIng column this morning. In the
vicinity OF the reviewing stand at the Worth Monument,
OF course the largest throns will gather There Gov
ernor Hill and his staff Generals Sherman and Sheridan,
Mayor Hewitt, and various state and city officials Will
review the parade
1t is the intention of General De Lacy, the Grand
Marshal, that the head OF the column shall move
promptly at $3.50 m and General Fitzgerald at that
hour VIII start from Fftythrds at the head OF the
First Brigade and march down Fifth-ave the various
divisions consisting OF Grand Army posts and veteran
associations formed in streets crossing the fall
ing into line as fast they uncovered by the mill
tary escort Marching down Fifth-ave the procession
viii pass through Fourtcenthst to Union Square pass
ing the Lincoln statue TO the plaza at seventeenthst,
ana thence down Fourth.ave, past the Washington
statue to Broadway where the parade will he dismissed
From this point the Grand Army posts will proceed to
the churchyards and cemeteries to decorate the graves
OF their fallen comrades The programme for decoration
ceremonies by the various posts is as follows:
william y. Kennedy Post No az Winfield scott Hancock
Post No 25 and ihal"is stevens Post M 800 viii bro
GyPres, lil, AMI arsonwooi Pail Ke@Gnsgy Post No.
Post No AZ TO Calvary Cemetery and other posts as FOL
No 577 to reenwooa George a. Meade Post No 5s to
Bethel cemetery rottenvlle 5 Il EsrIagnt Post No 70
Sei, 10 WS%a~pi jSa9 Pi1 Post, NO is Jqtson
So 20 to GfceaSeoa cs%steFy Edwin. MSF;
grant f vcr,S no. p sG Eaw S2 PRO Wade Po
and go to 1nfS ID ~ III Ke1 rS o Farm
ham Post No 35s uarrs 1sand Fred Hooker Post No
Wo Hs'r POST: Sa 1856 Sf 70 PG Mcs
ccs%s s a o Ja'9 o to S2 800 a where n
era Ely Pr ger VIII deliver an oTatI9n f. T. kim 9d
guarter. wad-worth Post No H. to Lutheran Cemetery
9@sTer Naval Po; 10 sis to sy harey Cen:
Post. 40. - to Newark, n. /; Alexander Hamilton
nn BEND X Po.t No 4os '"t 70 drssa%9sE Iho%as
to yay r JOHN Andrew Sn 1 Post. 10 81 to Cypress l
Dnsron Post NJ Il8 to cayary Abraham Lincoln Post.
Ten nv 90 rg ana rypr @ General iaSs %rQaado
COO 10 TO- P to c6aTcb 1S t
scan9n Post No 81 sons o. veterans and Genera, James o
ert Lincoln POST no Z o. g. and Koltes Post, 40 IL
Georrc ii rreaiwei ami stan WIN accompany John A. DIX
Mccarthy Win deliver addresses calvary Cemetery.
AT nearly all the theatres which have current attrac
LAYERS Of iShT musical Performance. win dnd plenty 10
choose from as comic opera VIII ne presehlsn q. rso
Casino I'm the familiar Erminic.' NJ Mallacks with me
Black Euesar" at standard with brand new revival
OF "Olanhe and at the star win Mr. Puerners original
on the last week OF "Adonis," and at the ycenm Mr.
sothern will be seen In The Highest Bidder DIT
Mansfield Will begin his at the Madison square
Theatre trhis evening when Prince Karl viii reap
u ar AZ Nibos Mr. and Mrs Mckee Rankin offer again 10
NrwYOa play-gOers their latest success, Ihe Golden
Giant" and opera House Miss Rose COghlan
begins the last week OF her IN round OK attractive
characters playing afternoon In Masks and Faces
The Ncw-Yurk Lacrosse Club viii meet the strong
team OF Harvard College at ST George, staten Island
Among other attractions Of the day the races NJ
the Harlem Regatta Association on the Harlem Rivers
the annual games OF the Brooklyn Athletic Association
at tie grounds at DeEab and Casspn at p nj
the summer nights festival Of the NewlOrk Maenner-
chor and Central Turn Ncrein In Washington Park,
sINtynnth-st and the East Boulevard and last though
not least the jerome Park races, which begin at 35O
D. m sharp dinner and excursion 70 West Point on
the iron Steamboat Persons Will be given by HI Broth
ors OF NOS J6i and 5G6 broadway, to their 2OO clerks
ard salcsmcu -
The memorial exercises Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public a the Academy Of Music. at which Governor HH
and stan. Generals Sherman and Sheridan ana MAYOR
Hewitt Will be present. and the Rev. Dr, l. DE VIII
Talmage VIII make address. will without doubt pe
attended by an immense thrOuR IN the evening lho
services General Grants tomb will also be largely AT
tendeL
HE National Guard regiment and Grand Army posts
In Bruoklyu viii parade Today from BrOaiway and 5ch,
foui-ave. Flabusl-aye and Ncvins-0L, IN Bcdforu
and Illayrtto ayes south OXfOrlsL, ana IansOhl-
place There will be attachments OF GOyerument
troops An tho line. The reviewing stand VIII
be AZ Clinton and Lafayette ayes. Mayor
whitney Department Commander Ireadwell AMI others
viii be- upon reviewing stand. Al Greenwood Gene
terry General Daniel T. 5ckles VIII speak az cypress
mn Cemetery Judge G. Pratt viii preside anu BERNARD
Peters Will deliver the Grafton